MS Office Excel wont print, rest of them give prints

[simonsez9]

hi folk's

once again need your utmost help here, which i am clueless to solve by every means.

my specs are windows 7 64 Bit with latest updates and service pack

Ms Office 2010 64 bit with latest update and service pack

Problem :

I can print a word documents, an outlook email, but i am unable to print the Excel by any means
the printer i am using is HP 1536dnf. This is the very first time i faced such this very weird kind of issue

So please help me out , anxiously waiting for your reply folk's

Note : Have installed and uninstalled the latest and old version of the printer drivers to resolve this matter for MS Office 2010 Excel but no luck nothing solved eveything remains the same

 

[whs]

I would try to run the office diagnostics in the Excel Options and see whether it can be repaired.

 

[simonsez9]

alright would do that and let you know, by the way i have reinstalled the whole office once again to resolve the issue but no luck

 

[simonsez9]

ok i tried but i am unable to find this, but on other hand i have done the repair thing using the CD but no luck same problem there i dont have clue here what to do or how to fix this damn error its really becoming so much stressfulll for me please help me out here appreciate it wait for your reply's folks

 

[Ranger4]

I see you are using Office 2010 in x64 mode, so I wonder if that is the reason, as according to the help file in my Office 2013, certain things are not available in the x64 version, that are in the x32 bit version. The following is a copy extract from those help files.

"The following are some things not in the 64-bit version of Office.
ActiveX controls library, ComCtl This library contains ActiveX controls used to build solutions. It is most commonly used in Microsoft Access, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft Word.
SharePoint List control The list view in SharePoint Technology isn’t available in 64-bit version of Office."

This may not have anything to do with your problem but thought it worthwhile mentioning in case it does help you.
In fact Microsoft recommend installing the x32 version which is the default, except in cases where you are dealing with very big spreadsheets or databases that require large processing power, such as in a business environment or similar.

NB. Simonsez9 your system specs show you are using Win 7 Ultimate x32, so perhaps that needs updating.